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- Korean novel
- Categories:Contemporary
- Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Publication date:July,2020
- Pages:292
- Retail Price:13000.00
- Size:140mm×210mm
- Text Color:(Unknown)
- Words:(Unknown)
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Feature
★Winner of the 6th Hwangsanbeol Youth Literary Award
Description
“If I am a genius who is at odds with the times, it would be difficult for me to live on. I’d rather consider myself as a fool who is at odds with the times. That is better for my mental health.” Gi-dong is a debuted author but no one asks him to write anything, and nothing goes smoothly in his life. He finds a book of John Cage by accident in a library and tries to seek an answer to his life in John Cage’s life, but his wife, who is indifferent to his writing, finds it ridiculous to seek an answer only in a book. Even while the relationship between him and his wife crumbles, he manages to finish a new book he is writing. However, as no publisher wants to publish it, he decides to release his book himself as an independent publisher. Moreover, as he accidentally stops by a small book store that has stopped operation, he decides to takes over, and he finds new consolation in the place in his own way. This is a story that sheds light on the very present moments that we are living on, not anything special, but which reflects the midst of our life. It is a story that talks about the topic of “the path literature of our generation should take” while giving honest consolation and comfort for all who continue to live their lives although they may not receive attention until the end.





